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  • CARTO Academy
  • Working with geospatial data
    • Geospatial data: the basics
      • What is location data?
      • Types of location data
      • Changing between types of geographical support
    • Optimizing your data for spatial analysis
    • Introduction to Spatial Indexes
      • Spatial Index support in CARTO
      • Create or enrich an index
      • Work with unique Spatial Index properties
      • Scaling common geoprocessing tasks with Spatial Indexes
      • Using Spatial Indexes for analysis
        • Calculating traffic accident rates
        • Which cell phone towers serve the most people?
    • The modern geospatial analysis stack
      • Spatial data management and analytics with CARTO QGIS Plugin
      • Using data from a REST API for real-time updates
  • Building interactive maps
    • Introduction to CARTO Builder
    • Data sources & map layers
    • Widgets & SQL Parameters
    • AI Agents
    • Data visualization
      • Build a dashboard with styled point locations
      • Style qualitative data using hex color codes
      • Create an animated visualization with time series
      • Visualize administrative regions by defined zoom levels
      • Build a dashboard to understand historic weather events
      • Customize your visualization with tailored-made basemaps
      • Visualize static geometries with attributes varying over time
      • Mapping the precipitation impact of Hurricane Milton with raster data
    • Data analysis
      • Filtering multiple data sources simultaneously with SQL Parameters
      • Generate a dynamic index based on user-defined weighted variables
      • Create a dashboard with user-defined analysis using SQL Parameters
      • Analyzing multiple drive-time catchment areas dynamically
      • Extract insights from your maps with AI Agents
    • Sharing and collaborating
      • Dynamically control your maps using URL parameters
      • Embedding maps in BI platforms
    • Solving geospatial use-cases
      • Build a store performance monitoring dashboard for retail stores in the USA
      • Analyzing Airbnb ratings in Los Angeles
      • Assessing the damages of La Palma Volcano
    • CARTO Map Gallery
  • Creating workflows
    • Introduction to CARTO Workflows
    • Step-by-step tutorials
      • Creating a composite score for fire risk
      • Spatial Scoring: Measuring merchant attractiveness and performance
      • Using crime data & spatial analysis to assess home insurance risk
      • Identify the best billboards and stores for a multi-channel product launch campaign
      • Estimate the population covered by LTE cells
      • A no-code approach to optimizing OOH advertising locations
      • Optimizing site selection for EV charging stations
      • How to optimize location planning for wind turbines
      • Calculate population living around top retail locations
      • Identifying customers potentially affected by an active fire in California
      • Finding stores in areas with weather risks
      • How to run scalable routing analysis the easy way
      • Geomarketing techniques for targeting sportswear consumers
      • How to use GenAI to optimize your spatial analysis
      • Analyzing origin and destination patterns
      • Understanding accident hotspots
      • Real-Time Flood Claims Analysis
      • Train a classification model to estimate customer churn
      • Space-time anomaly detection for real-time portfolio management
      • Identify buildings in areas with a deficit of cell network antennas
    • Workflow templates
      • Data Preparation
      • Data Enrichment
      • Spatial Indexes
      • Spatial Analysis
      • Generating new spatial data
      • Statistics
      • Retail and CPG
      • Telco
      • Insurance
      • Out Of Home Advertising
      • BigQuery ML
      • Snowflake ML
  • Advanced spatial analytics
    • Introduction to the Analytics Toolbox
    • Spatial Analytics for BigQuery
      • Step-by-step tutorials
        • How to create a composite score with your spatial data
        • Space-time hotspot analysis: Identifying traffic accident hotspots
        • Spacetime hotspot classification: Understanding collision patterns
        • Time series clustering: Identifying areas with similar traffic accident patterns
        • Detecting space-time anomalous regions to improve real estate portfolio management (quick start)
        • Detecting space-time anomalous regions to improve real estate portfolio management
        • Computing the spatial autocorrelation of POIs locations in Berlin
        • Identifying amenity hotspots in Stockholm
        • Applying GWR to understand Airbnb listings prices
        • Analyzing signal coverage with line-of-sight calculation and path loss estimation
        • Generating trade areas based on drive/walk-time isolines
        • Geocoding your address data
        • Find similar locations based on their trade areas
        • Calculating market penetration in CPG with merchant universe matching
        • Measuring merchant attractiveness and performance in CPG with spatial scores
        • Segmenting CPG merchants using trade areas characteristics
        • Store cannibalization: quantifying the effect of opening new stores on your existing network
        • Find Twin Areas of top-performing stores
        • Opening a new Pizza Hut location in Honolulu
        • An H3 grid of Starbucks locations and simple cannibalization analysis
        • Data enrichment using the Data Observatory
        • New police stations based on Chicago crime location clusters
        • Interpolating elevation along a road using kriging
        • Analyzing weather stations coverage using a Voronoi diagram
        • A NYC subway connection graph using Delaunay triangulation
        • Computing US airport connections and route interpolations
        • Identifying earthquake-prone areas in the state of California
        • Bikeshare stations within a San Francisco buffer
        • Census areas in the UK within tiles of multiple resolutions
        • Creating simple tilesets
        • Creating spatial index tilesets
        • Creating aggregation tilesets
        • Using raster and vector data to calculate total rooftop PV potential in the US
        • Using the routing module
      • About Analytics Toolbox regions
    • Spatial Analytics for Snowflake
      • Step-by-step tutorials
        • How to create a composite score with your spatial data
        • Space-time hotspot analysis: Identifying traffic accident hotspots
        • Computing the spatial autocorrelation of POIs locations in Berlin
        • Identifying amenity hotspots in Stockholm
        • Applying GWR to understand Airbnb listings prices
        • Opening a new Pizza Hut location in Honolulu
        • Generating trade areas based on drive/walk-time isolines
        • Geocoding your address data
        • Creating spatial index tilesets
        • A Quadkey grid of stores locations and simple cannibalization analysis
        • Minkowski distance to perform cannibalization analysis
        • Computing US airport connections and route interpolations
        • New supplier offices based on store locations clusters
        • Analyzing store location coverage using a Voronoi diagram
        • Enrichment of catchment areas for store characterization
        • Data enrichment using the Data Observatory
    • Spatial Analytics for Redshift
      • Step-by-step tutorials
        • Generating trade areas based on drive/walk-time isolines
        • Geocoding your address data
        • Creating spatial index tilesets
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  • Set up an AI Agent in Builder
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  1. Building interactive maps

AI Agents

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This feature is currently in Public Preview for SaaS organizations. We're already working of our next version of faster, smarter and more powerful AI Agents for maps. Stay tuned!

With CARTO Builder, you can effortlessly create AI Agents that transform how users interact with maps, making data exploration intuitive, engaging, and conversational. AI Agents enable users to explore maps seamlessly and extract valuable insights through a natural language interface, enhancing the overall mapping experience.


Enable AI Agents in your organization

AI Agents are disabled by default in your organization. To enable this functionality, navigate to: Settings > Customizations > AI Agents and use the toggle to activate AI Agents in your CARTO platform.

Once enabled, Editor users in your organization will have the ability to create AI Agents in any Builder map.

To enable AI Agents in your organization you must be an Admin user.


Set up an AI Agent in Builder

Once AI Agents are available in your organization, you can start the creation of Agents directly in Builder to make your maps more interactive and engaging. By linking an AI Agent to your map, end-users can ask questions, extract insights, and explore data through a conversational interface.

Provide Map Context

Before creating the AI Agent, you have the option to add custom instructions and context in the Map Context section. This helps the AI Agent deliver more accurate and relevant responses, tailored to the map’s purpose.

The Agent will automatically read your map’s configuration—such as layer styling, widget settings, and other components—to generate context-aware answers.

Adding custom instructions is optional, but highly recommended to ensure the Agent aligns with your specific use case and improves the overall experience.

Set Conversation Starters and User Guide

To enhance the user experience, you can define Conversation Starters—common prompts that guide users in interacting with the AI Agent—and provide a User Guide that appears when the Agent greets users. These additions make the interaction more intuitive and informative.

Create your AI Agent

Once you're ready—with or without configuring map context, instructions, or conversation starters—you can enable the AI Agent by toggling the AI Agent switch in the AI Agent tab. After activation, the Agent becomes available in the Editor version of the map and to end-users who access the map in Viewer mode, whether via organizational sharing, user-specific access, or SSO groups.


Accessing AI Agent as end-user

When you load a map with an AI Agent available, either as Editor in Preview Mode or as Viewer when accessing the published version of the map, the AI Agent will appear at the bottom center of your screen. Click on it to initiate a conversation. The Agent will greet users by displaying the user guide and conversational starter prompts, making it easy to start exploring the map.

In addition to providing text-based answers, the AI Agent has access to several capabilities for interacting with the map and helping users extract insights:

  • Search and zoom to specific locations.

  • Extract insights from widgets.

  • Filter data through widget interactions.

  • Switch layers on and off.

  • Retrieve the latitude and longitude of current map position.

For more information on the AI Agent's capabilities, please refer to .

this section of the documentation